Dr. Moose @ drmoose @lemmy.world

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Their docs are pretty good: https://docs.kdenlive.org/en/

Otherwise youtube is full of tutorials tho the software gets a lot of updates so often the best new way is on the docs or stackexchange

Again your references are form almost 100 years ago and today's guerilla warfare is a million times more effective.

Read this and educate yourself:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_war_in_the_Baltic_states

Russia is not holding anything lmao

Remember when it was all the hype when things just started - crazy to see it actually happen

Don't you like a little apocalypse tease? We're kinda into that it seems

Inkscape is really good and I prefer it over Adobe Illustrator. It's a bit worse in some regards but its really stable and does everything very reliably and can be molded into svg production machine.

Kdenlive is the best simple video editor out there. Sure other editors are better but kdenlive really hits that sweet spot of being simple but powerful.

Digikam is the best photo management suite I know off. Everything else seems to be missing one thing or another and Digikam just does everything and does it pretty well.

Ansel (fork of Darktable) is often better than Adobe Lightroom for casual photography as it comes with very strong opinionated defaults. I generall just follow the default pipeline and have amazing shots. Light room could probably get me a bit further but Ansels hits the sweet spot between too basic and too clunky.

Then as a developer foss libraries are basically uncontested to the point where proprietary libraries and programming languages basically do not exist anymore.

Nah that's a cop out. There are legit irrationalities that do not fall into this and i say that as a contemporary utilitarian.

Someone mentioned gambling in the comments and thats exactly one of such examples - the invisible gains here are almost impossible to justify rationally as in the entertainment provided by gambling can be replicated without the dangers of it very easily. As in mathematically speaking playing fair return games will yield the same or higher satisfaction than low yield games meaning low yields games are objectively irrational.

If internet shuts down you'll have trouble keeping your life long enough to enjoy this.

I know it's a fun hypothetical but without internet wed be falling into an immediate collapse which we might recover from but many wouldn't make it.

Because it wouldn't matter anyway. Trump's support base doesn't care about the truth.

Not same as "all tech starts out". You're literally typing on tech stack that didn't start out like that. Then there's Masotodon, fediverse, gnome, kde, linux etc. Etc. - literally almost no good software comes out of VC world statically speaking.

Nah it was not good. Domain names already do that and are accessible to all at all times with full transparency and decentralization. Bluesky is literally regressing.

Even mastodon's verification system is better than checkmarks.

Honestly I doubt he's even capable of active sex.

Why not? Can't it lead to Meta breakup?

Ah the good ol american responsibility deflection strategy

Nah having trouble believing that Baltics could ever be rules by Russia. No way ruskies ever winning that.

I can't imagine thinking about "serving people" when majority of them turned out to be hateful idiots that frankly deserve getting their faces eaten by a leopard. Let her catch a break maybe?

Somehow works in the rest of the world? Maybe if americans weren't so disconnected and socially retarded you wouldn't have these issues.

Again "unsolvable" through sheer amount of positions at the beginning of the game (at its literally solved at 7 pieces) so this is just a cop out because thats boring as fuck. It's not an interesting game where computational power is the only challenge and not even that much towards the last steps of the game.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endgame_tablebase#Lomonosov_tablebases

The only argument for "chess is not solved" is because of sheer math number but its a flawed argument as any game with sufficient amount of positions would be considered unsolved.

So for all practical intents and purposes - chess is a solved game but people are too attached to admit it.

Thats not what solved means in this context but chess people are so offended that's its impossible to ever discuss this so sure whatever.

Nah in game terms chess is absolutely a solved game. Some meme edge cases do not invalidate that.